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David Mullis

 

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Rock Hill, SC
Post  Posted 8 Dec 2004 2:55 pm    
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or anyone else

I just got my hands on what I'm guessing is a late 60's early 70's Marlen. It's a D-10 8X3 with the pull/release changer. The local music store took it in on a trade and it needs work, so, they called me in to help. The E9 seems to be pretty much there with the exception of the stops needing a little tweaking but the C6 looks a little different. It sort of reminds me of a ZB in that it has the double tree thing going on. I'll get some pics going when I get home, maybe somebody has a better idea of when this thing was built too?

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David
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Ricky Davis


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Bertram, Texas USA
Post  Posted 8 Dec 2004 5:22 pm    
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David; yes I would need to see the underneath, to explain what's going on there..ha.
As for the date; it's easy man. There should be a Marlen name plate underneath the guitar and a number on that plate ending in "1". just read it backwards and the 1st 4 numbers is the year ie> 5258691 Reads> 1968 5 25
There ya have that
Ricky
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David Mullis

 

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Rock Hill, SC
Post  Posted 8 Dec 2004 7:43 pm    
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Howdy Ricky! Just got home and sent ya some pics, they should be there shortly. Been playing the front neck, and it's almost playable, just needs some tweaking
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